Folks always seem to want fish to just jump into the boat. Be careful what you wish forπ π
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Chi Chis Allentown PA 1991. Had a food poisoning and hepatitis B two for one going. Had to get the Hep b vaccine once we could leave the proximity of the bathroom.
Good luck1 That's my kind of goal. I saw my first harlequin drake early last spring. Those are pretty cool birds. We saw eiders when we lived in Ireland. Some folks see them occasionally here in Maryland.
We have had a cold go through our house. Nothing like when we had Covid. Still lingering like my cough and congestion. Kept me from trying for deer. Now with temps in 70s that has stopped us as well. Been fishing instead. Not a bad compromiseπ
Looks great Phil. Our plans for a Maine trip this year fell through. I've never been there even when I lived in CT for many years. Hoping to reschedule in 2023. If we go, there will be fishing involvedπ!
There's a reason cheese plates are served at room temp. Also a lot of fruits like peaches, strawberries, etc. are better served at room temp. It enhances there flavor.
I still use my Lansky sharpening stones. They do work well but as mentioned take a fair amount of time together good edges on our knives. I have looked at these but not pulled the trigger. I may have to put this on the Xmas wish listπ
Dave I would agree. After I posted them I did notice that they had different scale patterns. The coloration was so similar that I posted it anyways.
That bigger one has to be the same fish especially that injury.
That seemed to be what Ted Turner was doing 15 or 20 yrs ago. It was my understanding that he bought up hundreds of not thousands of acres around western trout streams.
That's really great Bill! Impressed that you have so many birds. so many properties around the state are at really low numbers or in decline over the last several years.